unfurnish (Meaning)
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unfurnish (v. t.)
To strip of furniture; to divest; to strip.
Synonyms & Antonyms of unfurnish
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unfurnish Sentence Examples
- The apartment was unfurnished, leaving the tenants with only a blank canvas to decorate.
- The office was completely unfurnished, requiring the employees to bring their own desks and chairs.
- The unfurnished house seemed empty and devoid of character.
- The newly built cabins were unfurnished, allowing guests to customize them to their liking.
- The storage unit was unfurnished, providing ample space for tenants to store their belongings.
- The dormitory rooms were unfurnished, offering students a basic and functional living environment.
- The hospital ward was unfurnished, with only essential medical equipment present.
- The warehouse was vast and unfurnished, perfect for storing large quantities of inventory.
- The gallery was unfurnished, allowing artists to showcase their work in a versatile and unobstructed space.
- The unfurnished studio provided aspiring musicians with a dedicated and soundproofed practice room.
FAQs About the word unfurnish
To strip of furniture; to divest; to strip.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The apartment was unfurnished, leaving the tenants with only a blank canvas to decorate.
The office was completely unfurnished, requiring the employees to bring their own desks and chairs.
The unfurnished house seemed empty and devoid of character.
The newly built cabins were unfurnished, allowing guests to customize them to their liking.
